Unfortunately our Cafe will remain closed whilst COVID-19 restrictions are in place. We apologise for the inconvenience and look forward to welcoming you back in the near future. 

The George Fisher building was originally the Abraham's photographic shop, built in 1887 by George Abraham to house his famous photographic business and continued under his illustrious sons George and Ashley. In 1957 George Fisher acquired the premises and this iconic building became an outdoor equipment store.

This link with the past has been maintained in our Abraham's Café, where we use locally-sourced produce to create a wide-ranging menu for lunch, tea or just a reviving coffee. Oh, and a lovely piece of cake or a traditional scone!

Have a browse through some photos of Abraham's Cafe on our Instagram before you visit! We've been awarded a 2018 Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence and have achieved the much coveted Hall of Fame, read our latest Trip Advisor Reviews and leave your own!

We are very proud to serve Carvetii Coffee in Abraham's cafe. Carvetii is a local Cumbrian Roaster, they have a fantastic range of coffee, loose leaf teas and hot chocolate, all of them now served in Abraham's Cafe. To read more about Carvetii and why we use their products, read our Blog on Coffee Inspiration.

We regret that we do not allow dogs, except Assistance Dogs (term includes Guide Dogs / Hearing Dogs / Disability Assistance Dogs), into Abraham's Cafe. More on Assistance Dogs UK HERE and HERE.
We have a Dog-Zone complete with Ruffwear dog beds at the foot of the stairs so if your dog is well behaved and not nervous about being left securely in a cosy location you are welcome to take advantage of this area.